... satin very simply made, with high sleeves, long b'»dico, and plain skirt. THE CHELTENHAM ANGLING CLUB held the 3rd of their competitions at the club water at Ecking- i ton Wednesday afternoon. A number of ! friends were present, including the President of ...

... (worthy from its beauty of the name), and Gloire de Lyon, a beautiful white, the best in the show. There was good competition in this big clog, for Messrs. Laws of Itemise, Mr. J. Powley of Phila. delples, and Mr. Lindsey Coates of Raakheath sent some good ...

... The not exceeding 12 months, were a very the the bes t class for all-round quality in the show the lst ize, after a stiff competition, went to Mr. J. W. Faux, shby-de-la-Zouch, with # most prom and-white youngster just on the m ‘in of the age limit The lst ...

... or Galloway not being bona fide property of the person in whose name it is entered will be immediately disqualified. 11. No clogs, stools, or betting lists allowed in any of the enclosures or paddock. 12. All penalties calculated up to time starting. No ...

... merely of choristers, but of the general public, in addition to two concerts there were four competitions. Of eight choirs entered tor the lirst choral competition Mr. Hale placed tirst the Leeds Harmonic Society, conducted by Mr. Tinney: second, Llauelly ...

... NIGHT, at E.O. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 3.0 and 8.0. No fees of any kind. Engagement of 808 HENNIS, Champion Clog Dancer. Who wiU appear at Every Performance. HOLLOWAY HALL, Holloway-road. N.-— Madame Gilliland Card's MAGNETIC WONDERS and ...

... NIGHT, at 8.0. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at 3.0 and f.O. No fees of any kind. Engagement of HOli HEN.NTS. Champion Clog Dancer. Who will aapear at Every Perlormance. On MOHIIAY NEXT. Scut. a. it 5.0 and £.0, TWO SPECIAL PERFORMANCES w.II bo GIVES' ...